Matcher replaceAll 2 : Matcher « Regular Expressions « Java

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Java » Regular Expressions » Matcher Screenshots  Matcher replaceAll 2    import java.util.regex.Matcher; import java.util.regex.Pattern; public class ReplaceExample {   public static void main(String args[]) {     String regex = "(\\w)(\\d)(\\w+)";     Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile(regex);     String candidate = "X99SuperJava";     Matcher matcher = pattern.matcher(candidate);     String tmp = matcher.replaceAll("$33");     System.out.println("REPLACEMENT: " + tmp);     System.out.println("ORIGINAL: " + candidate);   } }                               Related examples in the same category 1.  Matcher: Find Demo 2.  Matcher Reset 3.  Matcher Pattern 4.  Another Matcher reset 5.  Matcher start 6.  Matcher start with parameter 7.  Matcher end 8.  Matcher end with parameter 9.  Matcher group 10.  Matcher group with parameter 11.  Matcher group count 12.  Matcher match 13.  Matcher find 14.  Matcher find with parameter 15.  Matcher LookingAt 16.  Matcher appendReplacement 17.  Matcher replaceAll 18.  Matcher replaceFirst 19.  Matcher group 2 20.  Matcher group with parameter 2 21.  Matcher ground count 22.  Matcher find group 23.  Another Matcher find and group 24.  Pattern compile 25.  Show line ending matching using Regular Expressions class 26.  Matcher Groups 27.  Matches Looking 28.  Match Name Formats 29.  Checks whether a string matches a given wildcard pattern 30.  Replace all occurances of the target text with the provided replacement text 31.  Check if a text is present at the current position in a buffer for string